
Victorian
A period style conservatory with a bay-curved front that suits any home.

Made to measure and expertly fitted by our skilled team. Lifetime conservatories match affordability with beautiful design and substance. Whether upgrading existing space or adding a new extension, we have a range of modern conservatory styles and colours to choose from.
Styles
Every installation is made-to-measure and finished to the highest British manufacturing standards.

A period style conservatory with a bay-curved front that suits any home.

A four-sided pitched roof that makes for a bold rectangular shape.

A popular and fully-customisable style that complements your home.

A bay-like window and P-shape to enjoy the garden sunshine from.

A three-sided pitched roof that captures the essence of Elizabethan times.

A generously-sized T-shape design with a curved or square central bay shape.

A grand, gable-end conservatory that reflects the Regency era.
Benefits
Your conservatory is finished with argon gas-filled windows and double-glazed doors. You'll keep more of the cold out and reflect heat back to help keep it warm during the winter months. Our solid roof conservatories provide an extra layer of insulation for a cosy conservatory feel.
Conservatories must be as secure as any other access point to your home. Installed with toughened glass, internal beading and force-resistant hinges as standard, a contemporary Lifetime conservatory is a safe and secure addition to your home.
Adding a modern conservatory to your home is proven to increase the worth of your property by around five percent. It's a popular choice to add light and space to your home.
Our process
Your local design expert talks you through the options and provides a free quotation.
Our technical surveyor visits your home to measure-up and check your order.
Your conservatory is made to measure right here in the UK.
Our team arrange a convenient time to fit your new conservatory.
Quality assurance
Lower heating bills and a warmer home year-round.
Multi-point locking and toughened glass as standard.
Weather-resistant frames that stay looking sharp.
Backed by FENSA and full workmanship cover.
Free survey
Tell us about your project and we'll be in touch within one working day to arrange a free home survey.
Flexible payment plans from 0% APR - make your home improvement affordable.
Get a Free Quote TodayFAQs
Most of the time a modern conservatory is considered a 'permitted development'. This means you don't need any permission to build them unless they violate any of the permitted development requirements. If your conservatory doesn't count as a permitted development, you'll need planning permission - and if this happens, we'll take care of it all on your behalf.
Your conservatory shouldn't be any taller than the roof of your house or over four metres wide. But there are other regulations to abide by to ensure your conservatory complies with permitted development guidelines.
A contemporary conservatory can last for decades when looked after properly. Lifetime Glazing guarantees your conservatory base for 10 years and gas-filled sealed windows and doors for 15 years.
A conservatory is predominantly glazed with a glass or polycarbonate roof, while an orangery features more solid brickwork with a lantern roof and flat perimeter roof section - giving it a more room-like feel that blends with the main house.